The citizens of Rome are volunteering every day to welcome migrants at the Baobab Cultural Center — an astonishing example of solidarity.

The Bulgarian Helsinki Committee (BHC) published its 2014 Annual Monitoring Report on Refugee Status Determination Procedures.

This report from the organization Zagreb Pride details a legal case in which a court's overruling imposes serious restrictions on the freedoms of LGBTIQ citizens in Croatia.

Italy is known as "the country with Roma camps," but recently Rome's policy towards these camps has suffered serious blows, raising hope that a new policy might soon be adopted.

The conviction of two men for a brutal homophobic murder in Sofia 7 years ago renews calls for classing such crimes as hate crimes under Bulgaria's criminal code.

A disagreement over loud music, portrayed by Bulgarian media as an ethnic conflict, ends in the destruction of Roma housing units.

The UN Human Rights Council recently approved the Universal Periodic Review report of Spain. The country has accepted many of its recommendations, taking on new commitments to human rights.

A recent decision by the Bundesgerichtshof, Germany’s highest court for penal and civil cases, has strengthened freedom of assembly. The judges ruled in favor of a Jesuit priest who intended to demonstrate with other...

Dutch lawyers have started interim injunction proceedings against their state because the Dutch intelligence service is eavesdropping on them.

Spanish organizations met recently with MEPs to inform them of the threats to fundamental rights and freedoms posed by a series of "gag laws" set to take effect in July.